375. RAVIOLIS A LA NAPOLITAINE

The modern cook · Charles Elmé Francatelli · 1846
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The modern cook
Time
Cook: 3 min Total: 3 min
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Ingredients (18)
For the consommé gravy soup
Instructions (10)
  1. Butter the bottom of a small stockpot.
  2. Place in it some slices of raw ham, three pounds of gravy beef, a small knuckle of veal, and either an old hen or two partridges.
  3. Add two heads of celery, the same number of leeks and carrots, sprigs of thyme and winter savory tied into a faggot with some parsley, cloves, mace, and peppercorns.
  4. Moisten with a large ladleful of broth.
  5. Put the gravy thus marked on the stove-fire to boil down to a glaze, taking the usual precautionary measures to prevent it from burning.
  6. As soon as the glaze is sufficiently coloured, fill the stockpot up with good broth.
  7. When it boils, skim it, and set it down by the side of the stove-fire to boil gently for three hours.
  8. Strain off the consommé.
  9. Clarify it with a couple of whites of eggs.
  10. Pass it through a napkin into a soup-pot, to be used as follows.
Original Text
375. RAVIOLIS A LA NAPOLITAINE. Prepare a consommé gravy soup, in the following manner:— Butter the bottom of a small stockpot, and place in it some slices of raw ham, three pounds of gravy beef, a small knuckle of veal, and either an old hen or two partridges. To these add two heads of celery, the same number of leeks and carrots, sprigs of thyme and winter savory tied into a faggot with some parsley, cloves, mace, and peppercorns; moisten with a large ladleful of broth, and put the gravy thus marked on the stove-fire to boil down to a glaze, taking the usual precautionary measures to prevent it from burning. As soon as the glaze is sufficiently coloured, fill the stockpot up with good broth; when it boils, skim it, and set it down by the side of the stove- fire to boil gently for three hours; then strain off the consommé, clarify it with a couple of whites of eggs, and pass it through a nap- kin into a soup-pot, to be used as follows:—
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